Frequently Asked Questions
My Mum asks and Baby City answers
In our nursery, children learn in cozy groups of 12 to 15. In preschool, group sizes are limited to a maximum of 18 children.
Each group is supported by a team of three educators: a lead teacher, an English-speaking teacher, and an assistant or support teacher—so every child gets the care and attention they need to thrive.
At Baby City, we use the language immersion method—an English-speaking teacher or native speaker is present in each group throughout the entire day.
They lead a dedicated educational program in English, fully aligned with the Polish curriculum, so children naturally absorb the language while learning, playing, and exploring.
At Baby City, we prepare children for a smooth and confident start in the best primary schools. We work closely with parents and support every 6-year-old in developing full school readiness—academically, socially, and emotionally.
We cooperate with top schools in Warsaw, and their principals are regular guests at our preschool. Thanks to our experience and carefully designed curriculum, our graduates go on to attend leading institutions such as STO, the Bednarska Complex, Primus Foundation, bilingual and international schools, and British schools.
We use the CPS (Creative Problem Solving) method to help children not only succeed in school—but also love learning and know how to learn.
Motivated six-year-olds can even take their first Cambridge English PTE exam while still at Baby City.
At Baby City, we provide full-day care as a rule, to ensure children benefit fully from our thoughtfully designed educational program. Core activities take place between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, balancing structured learning with free play—both essential for developing social skills and reinforcing what children learn.
Part-day care is possible in exceptional cases, but we strongly recommend full participation to support your child’s growth and confidence.
Nursery groups are located at ul. Zielona, while preschool groups are held at both ul. Zielona and ul. Bonifacego.
Each building has its own kitchen, playground, and dedicated music and movement rooms. Classrooms are arranged in a similar way: each group has two connected spaces—for learning and play, or for play and rest—as well as a private bathroom.
Both facilities meet high standards of hygiene, fire safety, and environmental health, ensuring a safe and comfortable space for every child.
